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Mah09
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Eea family permit for extended family member

Post by Mah09 » Sat Apr 04, 2015 12:23 am

Hello, I need some information plz. I am a British citizen currently working in Ireland. I have been financially supporting my brother for sometime, he is in Pakistan. My brother is married and has one son. I want to sponsor him and his family through eea fp extended family member route but some one told me that I cannot sponsor him because he is married. There is a very slim chance of getting EEA fp visa. Can any one kindly give me some detailed info regarding this.

Mah09
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Re: Eea family permit for extended family member

Post by Mah09 » Sun Apr 05, 2015 2:00 am

Plzzz reply any one with relevant information.

wegiwegi
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Re: Eea family permit for extended family member

Post by wegiwegi » Sun Apr 05, 2015 1:00 pm

Mah09 wrote:Plzzz reply any one with relevant information.
I think your case is a bit complicated, first, you will have to prove that you have been supporting your brother with bank statements or money orders sent to him, now the most complicated step is that you cannot be EEA national and British national at the same time, I explain
An EEA national is defined in regulation 2 of the immigration
Regulations 2006 as a national of an EEA state who is not also a British citizen.
That means that they will apply the British immigration rules in your brother's case, I think, unless I'm very much mistaken, maybe someone else can comment on this
Timeline:
Fourth application sent 21.07.17
HO received 24.07.17
Paid on 25.07.17
Biometrics 23.08.17
COA received 07.09.17
Passports received 07.09.16
Status: Decided on 10.11.17
Documents returned 13.11.17 dated 09
RC 13.11.17 dated 09

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